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"
Well
,
there
--
there
!
"
she
said
in
a
faint
voice
.
He
flew
to
the
writing-table
,
tore
open
the
seal
,
and
read
aloud
:
"
Accuse
no
one
.
"
He
stopped
,
passed
his
hands
across
his
eyes
,
and
read
it
over
again
.
"
What
!
help
--
help
!
"
He
could
only
keep
repeating
the
word
:
"
Poisoned
!
poisoned
!
"
Felicite
ran
to
Homais
,
who
proclaimed
it
in
the
market-place
;
Madame
Lefrancois
heard
it
at
the
"
Lion
d'Or
"
;
some
got
up
to
go
and
tell
their
neighbours
,
and
all
night
the
village
was
on
the
alert
.
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Distraught
,
faltering
,
reeling
,
Charles
wandered
about
the
room
.
He
knocked
against
the
furniture
,
tore
his
hair
,
and
the
chemist
had
never
believed
that
there
could
be
so
terrible
a
sight
.
He
went
home
to
write
to
Monsieur
Canivet
and
to
Doctor
Lariviere
.
He
lost
his
head
,
and
made
more
than
fifteen
rough
copies
.
Hippolyte
went
to
Neufchatel
,
and
Justin
so
spurred
Bovary
's
horse
that
he
left
it
foundered
and
three
parts
dead
by
the
hill
at
Bois-Guillaume
.
Charles
tried
to
look
up
his
medical
dictionary
,
but
could
not
read
it
;
the
lines
were
dancing
.
"
Be
calm
,
"
said
the
druggist
;
"
we
have
only
to
administer
a
powerful
antidote
.
What
is
the
poison
?
"
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Charles
showed
him
the
letter
.
It
was
arsenic
.
"
Very
well
,
"
said
Homais
,
"
we
must
make
an
analysis
.
"
For
he
knew
that
in
cases
of
poisoning
an
analysis
must
be
made
;
and
the
other
,
who
did
not
understand
,
answered
--